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could you explain what you are trying to do? the End result?<br />
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though what objects suggested.. closing the resultset and the connection should clean up everything.<br />
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CJ
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could you explain what you are trying to do? the End result?

though what objects suggested.. closing the resultset and the connection should clean up everything.

CJ

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- Split points between objects and avadhesh

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how to empty a Result set ??<br />
i'm validating the entered data..but it seems that the record set holds data of the first time .. <br />
when i shut down Tom-cat..it's working ok..but what if i want to allow the user to go back to the data entry form to enter his details again.. <br />
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in asp..there is something like set Recordset=nothing
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how to empty a Result set ??
i'm validating the entered data..but it seems that the record set holds data of the first time .. 
when i shut down Tom-cat..it's working ok..but what if i want to allow the user to go back to the data entry form to enter his details again.. 

in asp..there is something like set Recordset=nothing

how to empty a Result set

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